Rigid Motions
Congruence
Similarity
Trigonometry
Random
100
Rotation can be described as a
turn
100
To figures are congruent if
They have the same size and shape. Angles and side lengths are the same.
100
A dilation is a non-rigid motion which means
Same shape different size. Side lengths change. Angle measures stay the same.
100
The acronym that helps you remember the trig ratios is
SOH CAH TOA
100
How do you spell my last name?
González
200
The types of transformations that are rigid motions are
Translation, Rotation, Reflection
200
The 5 congruence theorems are
HL, ASA, SSS, SAS, AAS
200
The 3 types of similarity theorems are
SSS, AA, SAS
200
What is the only type of triangle you can use trig ratios with?
Right Triangles
200
The side opposite the right angle is
Hypotenuse
300
A rigid motion is a shape that...
Doesn't change shape or size
300
A triangle that is not a right triangle cannot use this theorem.
Hypotenuse Leg
300
The following triangles are similar by this theorem.
AA
300
The missing side of a right triangle when a=7 and b=7.4.
c = 10.2
300
Use this trig function when you do not have the hypotenuse but you have the other two sides.
Tangent
400
This clockwise rotation is the same as rotating 90o counterclockwise.
270o clockwise
400
Are these triangles congruent? If so, what theorem? 
Yes. SSS
400
The sides of similar figures needs to be
proportional
400
What is the value of x? ROUND to nearest tenth
43.8
400
All three sides are congruent
Equilateral Triangle
500
This picture displays (what type of rigid motion)
Rotation
500
Are the triangles congruent? If so by what theorem.
Yes. AAS, ASA
500
Are the two triangles similar. If so, by what theorem. (Show work)
Yes, SAS
500
Do the side length 34, 25.5 & 44.7 create a right triangle?
NO
500
Ms. Gonzalez's favorite color.
Yellow